Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-28

tetot1ao0 - okpee1eo When eha arrives.
u 3 not tAo1Rht pfohAhls that any oat-
break VII take plaos bsfese The mani-
no1s of uar are on haod. and as they
uli not have ben delivered wheB tAs
1afipoaA departs she nay aot hEinG The
ttdinRs Of any uprising. still The word %
more decided tendency toward war VII
undcuetsdly Be a hand.
ssnnpsae lnss tAe rswn oe Glsbs.
0EoRR "a. T). Jane S7.--About 10
O'Clock last night q Mexican, greaaly
excitod, made his appearance In Glcbe
and represented thai be had ESCAPED
from q large body Of Indians In the vi
einity 0f Coyote Hole, Il miles distant
fFem this plRcs. TIE InaiAna paFticu-
larry inquired the numher Of men 10
Globe. and when the Msxiean In reply
eai1 that there we're q great many, be
vas told that be lied. that there were
not many that they (Indiens) we're
Reing TO 0iohe and wonld Be there BE-
fore s O'Clock IN the morning. There
Waa q stampede from The Enburbs into
town and men mounted guard On The
hills. Happily the expected attack did
not take place. Az IL o'clock Lieuten-
ant Mcdonald and many white troops
arrived from Fort Mcdowell. and their
presence has relieved the anxialy fela
There is no safety for The people e The
isolated ranches aud campo IN the vioin-
ity while several hundred insu6ordinate
Indians are massed at Coyote Hole, II
miles from here.
Increased RaFniAes of Railroads.
SAN FRANcEsco, June "a New York
special says that the indicators report q
Substantial increase In railroad earnings
for the third week OF June over the cor
responding week Of last year. The e.
gregated increase OF earnings by twenty
roads vas 81, ,198, ,796 and only one road
out Of the twenty shows 9 decrease, the
Buffalo, NeW York a Philadalphia. The
NoFthern Pacifc makes the largest gam.
e3l 94A. The earnings Of the twenty
roads as reported since January Isl,
1881, show q net increase over 1856 Of
eli. .028,llS.
Complains frOm Walla walla.
WASHINGTON, June N.-Nilton Evans,
Of Walla Walla, Washington Territory,
complains 10 the Interstate Commerce
Commission Of the Oregon Railway a
Navigation Co., for changing 30 oents
per 100 pounds on wheat from Waila
Walla 10 Portland. which rate be thinks
extortionate.
simmons In Lack.
SAN FRAMoIsoo, Jane 2.-E. n. Sim.
mons. who vas acquitted on Saturday
evening Of the charge Of having set fire
10 the H0tel Del Monte, seems 10 be IN
luck. 10 10 currently reported that he
Ii soon 10 assume control Of the Airing
ton, she finest hotel In Santa Barbara.
VIII Prevent The Construction.
OTTAWA, June 27.-The action Of the
government Of Manitoba on the pro-
posed Red River Railroad is beginning
70 attract the attention Of prominent
Manitobans. II is nov stated here thai
the Dominion government viii prevent
the construction Of the road ct ell
hazards.
Appeal DlanaIssed.
SAN FAAEoIsoo, June N.-The su-
preme Court today dismissed the appeal
of yohn Kerna0han, the murderer Of
his sister, Martha Hood. from the judR-
ment of the Superior Court Of this city,
convioting him Of murder In the nrst
degree and sentencing him 10 be hanged.
Smallpox In San Rraaelaeo.
San FRANoIsoo, June 27.-Fred Davis,
one Of the trustees Of the city prison,
is believed 10 be III With smallpox. The
surgeons say that they will not be sur
prised u there is q visitatioR Of small
pox In the prison.
Navy Yard Inspected.
NEW YoRK, June N.-SeoretaFy Whit
nsy inspected the Brooklyn Navy Yard
today.
Statements DenIed.
New YoRK, June 27.-The statements
that the Board Of Arbitration Of Dis.
tFict Assembly No. - had been abolish
cd and an executive committee, with
Geo. W. Damn a. chairman, had been
organized In its placs at @ meeting Of
District Assembly No. - yesterday, are
denied BY prominent delegates Of the
Knighta Of Labor.
win be Deait with Severely.
SAN FRAHorsoo, June N.-General
Howard speaking this afternoon Of the
capture of the hostile Apaohes said. II
am inclined 10 think THAI these Apaehes
will be dealt with severely and even The
extreme penalty Of the law may be In
ficied on q part Of them. The court
martial will convene 81 once and will
in all likelihood be made up OF from
nine TO thirteen officers. OF course,
the civil authorities may interfere, bat
Il don't lock much as though they were
anxious TO take hand In the matter"
VIII Run Steamers 10 Hsnelulu.
GAH DInao, June N.-The Santa Fe
offioials have decided 10 run 3 line Of
steamers from San Diego 10 Honolalu.
sven II the other lines De net come
here. The steamer City Of Topeka will
soon start on The initial trip Of the new
line.
ovId's Tomb.
LONDON, June q. - II is announced that
Ovid's tomb has been discovered. The
location IL al AnaFolkioi, near kusten-
dami. The stone marking Oyid's ar
rival al the Island Of Toni. when he
vas banished thithef by Augustus. A..
ID. 3, on account OF the poets intrigue
With the Bmperor's daughter Julia and
Apollo's reception OF hin, on Ovid's
Isle, 10 ouly few miles from Kusten-
dami.
The suItan'a Dtlemma.
CAIhO, June I'LL IL stated that
Ahmed MoukhaOn, Turkish Oommis-
sioneF, has heard that the Sultan vas
going 10 refuse 70 rAtify the Egyptian
oonvenIion. Tia French dispatches
from Oonstantinople assert that the Sui
tan had been Induced 70 sign the cen
vention by the representations Of his
ministers that France had aeqaiesoed in
hie action.
FailaFe of . Broker.
NEw YoRK, June 27.--The failure Of
g. W. KshlsaAa, q pFominens ball bro
keF, has been announced at the Stock
Exchange. KhoIsaat announces that be
will settle all claims in fun within .
few days.
LAhsreFs % . strife
ReoHnsrxa. N.Y.. June 2I.-Ths
masons' hslpers and laborsrs empl0y-
"a on the sewers and street iapfOVe-
ments struck this morning for sl.75 per
day Of nine hours. The saFike was OF-
asred by the lOcai Assembly. AZ leas1
1000 people viii Be deprived Of means
Of support.
Pusafng he Reseus shan.
sAH FnANcrsoo, June N.-Ths follow
iuR disoaioh Wa Feosivsd 81 ths ofhoea
Of the Gould and Garry mine, tn thiB
city, this morning:
sVmaTHn CITT, June n, 9.3s g M
Lanterns have bsen lowered 10 IS fest
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